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2.0
Dec 11, 2019
12/19
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Kaylene Coleman & Tara Sanderson
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We talk about Christmas traditions in this one. Who do you get a gift for? Christmas is about giving rather than getting. The experiences of being a mom around Christmas time. How much or little do you decorate?
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Apr 13, 2021
04/21
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Bennett Sanderson (justbennett)
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A handle for a screen door.
Topics: thingiverse, stl, Replacement Parts
Bennett preaches at NorthStar
Topics: preach, sermon, Bennett Sanderson, NorthStar Church
Bennett preaches at NorthStar
Topics: preach, sermon, Bennett Sanderson, NorthStar Church
Bennett preaches at NorthStar
Topics: preach, sermon, Bennett Sanderson, NorthStar Church
Bennett preaches at NorthStar
Topics: preach, sermon, Bennett Sanderson, NorthStar Church
Bennett preaches at NorthStar
Topics: preach, sermon, Bennett Sanderson, NorthStar Church
Bennett preaches at NorthStar.
Topics: preach, sermon, Bennett Sanderson
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Oct 25, 2019
10/19
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Sanderson, Michael
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78 pages ; 22 cm
Topics: Education -- England -- History, Éducation -- Angleterre -- Histoire, Education, Erziehung,...
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9.0
Jan 5, 2021
01/21
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Sanderson, Mary
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120 pages : 25 cm
Topics: Manipulation (Therapeutics), Soft tissue injuries -- Physical therapy, Musculoskeletal system --...
U.S. Forest Service Northern Region
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Sep 25, 2013
09/13
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Sanderson, H. Reed, 1932-; Northeastern Forest Experiment Station (Radnor, Pa.); United States. Forest Service
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Caption title
Topic: Gray squirrel Reproduction
Bennett Preaches a Sermon at Northstar and member testimony from Greg
Topics: Preach, Sermon, Testimony
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Jul 31, 2018
07/18
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Margaret Love Sanderson; Maude Martin Evers
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Book from Project Gutenberg: The Camp Fire Girls on a Yacht
Topics: Atlantic Coast (Mass.) -- Description and travel -- Juvenile fiction, Sea stories, Yachts --...
Source: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/42548
Bennett Sanderson Preaches a Sermon at Northstar Chuch on August, 11 2013
Topics: Sermon, Message, Preach, Bible, God, Northstar
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Apr 23, 2021
04/21
by
Joshua Sanderson (Bone512)
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Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:45234 Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=45234
Topics: stl, Hand Tools, customized, thingiverse
A panoramic view of Edmonton and the North Saskatchewan River Valley in 1906.
Topics: Cityscapes, Rivers, Valleys, Trees
This week, we talk about dog presidents, Carly Rae Jepsen's new music video, and earwax. Also, we present our astonishingly boring look at the 87th Academy Awards! OSCAR BUZZ! Plus, we premiere new segments like Bitches Be Trippin': Let Me Tell You 'Bout It, The Lying King, and As Many Questions As It Takes! MUSIC USED: SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan Dark Days: PUP Plastic Cups: Shaky Handz FEATURE TRACK: Friends Who Are Lesbian, by FOLEY! Their album is on Bandcamp but you can download...
This week, it's a very special Hallowe'en Spook-Dracula! To celebrate, we're joined once again by our friends Nikko Malyon and Ben Kochan, and we discuss the Bloods vs. the Crypts, the death of Big Kev, and the Cool Klux Klan. A little later in the pod we're joined by two more very interesting fellows, so don't go anywhere! Plus, we play another exciting round of That Sounds Good, What's That About? MUSIC USED: SSJ Hallowe'en Spook-Dracula Theme: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan A Barricade Grows: Max...
This week, our very funny friend Dave McDermott finally returns to the show, as we discuss convenient truths, dating simulators, and Sciencey Michael. Plus, we play Five-Finger-Filet-o-Fish, 12 Angry Men and of course That Sounds Good, What's That About? MUSIC USED: SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan Like a New Dime: Taking Berlin FEATURE TRACK: News To Me is the first track and first single from Sydney band Taking Berlin's new EP 'Degenerate Rot'. These guys have really hit their stride...
This week, Tom defends his reputation as Ultimate Champion, we talk a little about Eddie Vedder's giant brain, and we settle in for a chat with our subconsciouses. Plus, you guessed it - another round of That Sounds Good, What's That About? MUSIC USED: SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan Smash: PAINT on PAINT TSGWTA Theme: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan FEATURE TRACK: This week we're thrilled to be playing some tunes by Canberra's PAINT on PAINT, a new band made up of Hannah Beasley and Chris...
This week, Tom's on assignment in Adelaide, SA, but the show must go on! Tom sends remote clips back to Xavier at SSJ HQ, who takes the opportunity to have some alone time (basically just shitting on Tom as usual). This is a bit of a weird one! MUSIC USED: SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan CLICK HERE to download!
Bennett Sanderson Preaches a Sermon at North Star Church on June 1, 2014 from the book of luke in Hayden ID
Topics: Bible, Sermon, Preach, Luke, North Star, Bennett
Bennett Sanderson preaches a sermon continuing from Luke chapter 8:1-15
Topics: Sermon, Preach, Bible, Northstar, Bennett, Luke
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3.0
Jul 29, 2019
07/19
by
Steven Sanderson
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It is vital for us to grow in the Skill of Integrity and to be sincere and honest.
Sermon Recorded On November 3.
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Jul 29, 2019
07/19
by
Steven Sanderson
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Rachel shares from her experiences of the last 11 months of ministering in 11 different countries!
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Jul 29, 2019
07/19
by
Steven Sanderson
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Ruth (1) Be There for Mom (2) Live Out Your Faith
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Oct 11, 2014
10/14
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Mavaddat, Nahal; Parker, Richard A.; Sanderson, Simon; Mant, Jonathan; Kinmonth, Ann Louise
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This article is from PLoS ONE , volume 9 . Abstract Background: People who rate their health as poor experience higher all-cause mortality. Study of disease-specific association with self-rated health might increase understanding of why this association exists. Objectives: To estimate the strength of association between self-rated health and fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular disease. Methods: A comprehensive search of PubMed MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, BIOSIS, PsycINFO, DARE, Cochrane Library,...
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4116199
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Aug 31, 2010
08/10
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Manushkin, Fran; Sanderson, Ruth, ill
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Describes the characteristics and behavior of puppies and kittens
Topics: Puppies, Kittens, Dogs, Cats, Animals
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Nov 14, 2018
11/18
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Sanderson, Peter, 1925-
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ix, 98 p. 21 cm
Topic: English language -- Consonants
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Jun 1, 2010
06/10
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Sanderson, Richard G; Becker, Cynthia L
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Includes bibliographical references
Topics: Heart, Enfermagem Em Cardiologia, Appareil cardiovasculaire, Heart Diseases
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Dec 5, 2019
12/19
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Sanderson, Warren C
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1 online resource (xvii, 243 pages) :
Topics: Birth control -- Asia, Fertility, Human -- Asia, SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Demography, Birth control,...
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Sep 13, 2021
09/21
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A. W. Sanderson (sandman67)
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Detailed end cap for sinktube or resin lightsaber builds... Dia. is 32mm, Resin is probably your best choice for full detail, or a smaller nozzle & ironing... The 3 piece STL doesn't require support.
Topics: stl, Props, thingiverse
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Mar 10, 2010
03/10
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sanderson
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Includes index
Topics: Instrument flying, Pilots and pilotage
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Oct 23, 2014
10/14
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Boniface, Ryan; Schageman, Jeoffrey; Sanderson, Brian; Gillmeister, Michael; Varela-Rohena, Angel; Yan, John; Tennico, Yolanda; Barrett, Shawn; Setterquist, Robert; Gorfien, Stephen
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This article is from BMC Proceedings , volume 7 . Abstract None
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3980965
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Jul 28, 2010
07/10
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Hall, Lynn; Sanderson, Ruth, ill
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"A Stepping Stone book."
Topics: Ponies, Animal ghosts, Ghosts, Mystery and detective stories, Detective and mystery stories
We return to White Sand (original version), Brandon’s first book, written while he was a teenager. Again, you’ll need to suspend your disbelief as we assume that the story edits and other major content passes are complete, and what’s on the page now only needs refinement. In this episode we’re drilling down on the dialog, which includes not only what the characters are saying, but also the said-bookisms (most of which are going to need to go.) We prune, we trim, and do all kinds of...
What do you do when, halfway through the book you’re writing, you realize it needs to be completely rebuilt? More importantly, how do you figure this out in the first place? This podcast came about as a result of a question from a listener, but the question was specific to “what if you find out it’s too derivative?” As it turns out, that’s just one of the many problems you can discover midway through a novel. We spend the first half of the cast discussing how each of us identify the...
Howard kicks this off with his own sure-fire cure for Writers’ Block, “BIC HOK:” Butt In Chair, Hands On Keyboard. The Writing Excuses team takes off from there, discussing the different kinds of Writers’ Block, and how to overcome each of them. We cover free-writing, re-reading and reviewing, and focusing on your motivations for writing… and for NOT writing, which is often the heart of the problem. This week from our sponsor Tor, check out Little Brother by Cory Doctorow.
In part two of our chat with editor Stacy Whitman, we discuss more about how to interact with editors: how to approach them at cons, how to inquire about work you’ve already submitted, and how to butter them up by asking about their current projects. To cap it off, we ask Stacy about her current projects. This week from our sponsor, Tor: The Wolfman , by Nicholas Pekearo
How do you make your novel better? Sometimes you have to cut out the part you like best. Don’t believe me? Before I posted this I had attached an image of a chimp wearing a tux. Brandon’s Deleted Scenes Howard’s Original Time-Travel Outline
John Brown joins us again, and tells us that fiction “is all about guiding an emotional response in a reader.” We begin with a discussion of depression, which John (like many of us) had to deal with. He tells us about the paths for emotional response, and how a beginning writer can end up in the depths of depression just by looking at the work of successful writers. But working through that, especially with cognitive therapy, can provide the writer with fantastic tools for informing his or...
John Brown, debut author of Servant of a Dark God, joins us for this discussion of the avoidance of self-insertion. In polite company we call this the “Mary Sue,” because it’s difficult to say “self-insertion” in polite company, much less with a straight face. In broader terms, what we’re covering is voice, and how to make our characters sound like themselves rather than us. This week’s Writing Excuses is Brought to you by Servant of a Dark God by John Brown.
You’ve seen it done… “Zombie Apocalypse in Space.” “Perry Mason in the Armed Forces.” It’s genre blending, where the author takes themes prevalent in two different genres and combines them to create something new. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. We call down a few examples of both, and offer you listeners the sage advice you need to blend genres successfully. Summary: like the vegan barbecue chef, one of the secrets to your success lies in letting no-one know what...
Howard takes the moderatorial lead on this episode in which he, Brandon, and Dan are joined by Rob Wells for a discussion of marketing. What is marketing? What’s the difference between marketing and PR? What’s the difference between a marketing manager and a publicist? How can knowing this help a creator position his or her work? We’ll answer these questions and more… Writing Prompt: Come up with 25 words that distill everything you want to say about your next work.
Let’s talk “trimming.” Why do it? Well… because your manuscript is longer than it needs to be. Yes, we’re talking to you. AND you. And you, too. None of you are exempt! (Well… maybe YOU are, but you can’t be allowed to believe it.) So… what do you trim? We’ve covered “Killing Your Darlings” way back in Season One Episode Three, so while those are certainly on the list of things to cut, we’re going to focus on tightening your prose and reducing word-count without changing...
We wrap up this month’s discussion of pacing with a Q&A. Here are the questions we pulled out of the virtual hat (read: Twitter) for answering during the episode: * What are some early indications of a pacing problem? * How do you chart pacing so that it remains even? * Can you control pacing using scene/sequel format? * How do you handle character progression during travel without making it choppy? * It feels like new authors are required to deliver breakneck pacing. Is this true?
Nalo Hopkinson joins us again, at sea, for our second Master Class installment on endings. We cover some of the reasons why an ending might not be working, and then talk about the sorts of diagnoses that will help you solve the problem. You’ll likely need to dig deep in your toolbox. Our episodes covering the MICE quotient, promises made to the readers, and the Hollywood formula may be worth reviewing in this process.
We close June’s Master Class episodes in the usual manner, with a Q&A from our listeners and followers on Twitter. * How do you “Show, don’t tell” a character’s thoughts? * How do you describe a character’s appearance when they’re in their own POV? * What’s the difference between scene and setting? * How does your writing environment affect the scene you’re writing? * Can an evocative fantasy setting be described effectively in a short story?
Per the syllabus for the Season 10 Master Class, June is for painting a scene, and in this episode we’re going to talk about that paint. We have all heard the “show, don’t tell” rule. In this episode we’ll discuss showing—how to do it well, how to do it consistently, and how to use it to accomplish things that telling just can’t get across. Liner Notes: We make several references to Episode 3.14, in which Mary (in her first guest-hosting on the show) told us about the four rules...
